Ability to export python project code for use offline

[maddyjoe]

As a young person with poor or no ongoing access to The Internet
I want to be able to use the code I create in an offline Editor
So that I can continue to learn, without the barrier of needing wifi etc...

We expect that from a Roadmap perspective, we will want to solve this more permanently by considering how our application itself could support this requirement, which is likely Important for growing our impact, esp in emerging markets.

But as an interim measure, so that we can move our intro to python (and other python project paths) off of Trinket and to the Editor we need to have a basic journey/solution to follow and explain in our project instructions.

This story is to look at (may need breaking down) any work we need to do to allow the code, once downloaded, to be compatible with Py5 used by Thonny.

AKA pretend P5 = Py5 for things used in intro to python e.g. color/Color and framerate.

Inputs

• Tracy has provided a list of the "things" that need supporting for intro to python projects.

[maddyjoe]

hey @tracygardner as discussed on Monday when you have time if you can add the file with the Py5 version of Target Practice onto this ticket that would be grand - no big rush though as I think it'll be at least 2-3 weeks before we pick this up.

[create-issue-branch]

Branch issues/78-Ability_to_export_python_project_code_for_use_offline created!

[tracygardner]

Intro to Python projects that run in Thonny py5 mode: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1G5xqP6Yn6yaoFLbBmb1128SMv5iUuMyV

TODO: Add the ones that use Emoji (have to add a font to do this in Thonny but that's fine.)

[maddyjoe]

replaced by https://github.com/RaspberryPiFoundation/digital-editor/issues/50 so archiving.